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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton said on Tuesday that she's unlikely to run for president again. In an interview on the Fox News Channel program Fox & Friends, she said the chances of her running again were "probably close to zero," the Associated Press reports.
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton said on Tuesday that she's unlikely to run for president again. In an interview on the Fox News Channel program Fox & Friends, she said the chances of her running again were "probably close to zero," the Associated Press reports.
Clinton, New York's junior senator, also appeared to rule out becoming Senate majority leader or a Supreme Court justice. She put the chances at the former at "probably zero" and the latter at "zero," according to the AP. She was asked to rate the chances of the three scenarios occurring on a scale of one to 10.
"I'm not seeking any other position than to be the best senator from New York that I can be," she said on the show, according to the AP. She also said she was looking forward to working with Sen. Barack Obama should he become president. (The Advocate)
